Michael Kruger, an internationally known New Testament scholar, discusses the formation of the New Testament canon and the confidence we have in the books we have today. They explore the evolution of the canon discussion, the debate over including certain books, the role of the Holy Spirit in recognizing the canon, addressing doubts about the New Testament content, and recommended resources to understand the reliability of the Bible.

Discussion on signs of pastoral burnout, importance of accountability and healing from spiritual abuse. Emphasis on creating safe environments for leaders to share concerns. Highlight on positive church culture promoting joy and using unique talents for serving others.

Join Dr. Michael Kruger, a leading scholar in New Testament studies, as he dives into the intricate themes of Romans 3:21-31. He discusses the profound implications of God’s righteousness and its manifestation apart from the law. Dr. Kruger contrasts traditional Reformation views with the New Perspective on Paul, exploring the significance of propitiation and faith. With insights on justification, divine forbearance, and how these concepts relate to our understanding of sin, listeners are challenged to reflect on their spiritual lives in a fresh way.